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    J55 Prime 3D Printer Support

    An office with J55 Prime 3D Printer

    The Stratasys J55 Prime 3D printer allows you to streamline and economize the process of producing models from different materials on the same build tray, in the same print job. With the J55 Prime 3D printer you can designate colors for parts of a model at the design stage (with CAD software) and save the model as a VRML file, and have the model print with the desired colors.

    The J55 Prime 3D printer has a build size of 140 x 200 x190 mm (5.5 x 7.8 x 7.5 in).

      AC Power Requirements

    • 50/60 Hz
    • 100-240 VAC
    • 10A
    • 650W

      LAN Requirements

    • Required prior to printer installation.
    • Confirm at http://[printer IP address]:80.
    • Static IP address.
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    Featured Case Studies

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    Learn how PolyJet 3D printing technology helped John Mauriello overcome challenges in the design process.

    Read the case study here.
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    SEONG YUN TECH - EN PolyJet Case Study

    SEONG YUN TECH is a manufacturer and distributor specializing in semipermanent makeup machines and needles.
    Read about how they optimized time & cost production by switching to the J55 Prime printer in the manufacturing process.

    Read the case study here.

    GrabCAD Tutorials

    GrabCAD Packaging

    How to Create a Packaging Prototype

    Find out how you can create a product prototype with its packaging - by using the Stratasys Packaging Design Application.

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    PolyJet support materials part 1

    Read about the unique characteristics and support strength recommendations for PolyJet Support materials.

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    STLs and 3D Printing for PolyJet

    Learn about the conversion process from a CAD file to an STL file and how to optimize it to achieve the best print results possible.

    GrabCAD J55 no3

    VRML and OBJ Files for PolyJet

    Get to know about VRML files' expanded capabilities beyond basic geometric representation.

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